The Renaissance Unit Test
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| A. He was outraged by the selling of indulgences. He posted the 95 theses to express his ideas about this practice.B. It showed people could lead spiritual lives that went beyond the norms of the Church. It emphasized personal experience of God over church practices.C. Towns were centrally located. They attracted merchants, craftsmen, and customers. They provided services for traveling merchants.D. Merchants, craftsmen, and bankers became more powerful. They used new wealth to commission art, new buildings, and to fund universities.E. He believed salvation came from faith, not good work. He believed the Bible, not the pope, was the ultimate religious authority. He thought all christians were priests and should read the Bible for themselves. He felt sacraments had no basis in Bible.F. They had a strong military, they build palaces, they sponsored art, and they defeated their enemies.G. Donatello's "David" was life-size, showed personality, showed mood, and was very natural. Michelangelo's "David" was enormous (17 ft. tall), beautiful, and showed complex emotionsH. It changed ideas about government, social standing, and religion. It tried to improve art, buildings, and ideas from the past. It also led to new discoveries, new ways of studying, and new inventions.I. He blended detailed German painting with Italian techniques of perspective and idealized beauty. He wrote influential books about human proportions.J. New items renewed interest in ancient Greece and Rome. New wealth generated helped to fund a growth in art and learning.K. Humanists believed people shape their own lives and can achieve great things.L. Huldrych Zwingli and John Calvin.M. Geometry, engineering, anatomy, motion, and sound.N. He was a priest and a scholar. He translated books of the Bible into English. He adopted protestant views and was burned at the stake. His translations are used in the King James Bible.O. He refused to take back teachings and was declared a heretic by the emperor. The emperor forbade the printing of his ideas.P. The woolen-cloth and banking industries.Q. he was a humanist priest that wanted to reform the Church. He wrote "The Praise of Folly", a satire of society including abuses by clergy and church leaders. His attacks on corruption added to people's desire to leave Catholocism.R. It led to a series of wars and persecutions. These created lasting divisions in Europe. These divisions spread to new lands. It led to a period of nationalism and monarchies that became stronger. It helped democratic ideas and practices. S. The central Mediterranean location allowed booming centers of trade and business.T. It was a meeting of Catholic church leaders that began to combat corruption and fight protestantism in 1545. It rejected predestination and justification by faith alone. It reaffirmed the sacraments and the church's authority to interpret the Bible. |
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